The Federal Telecommunications Institute (IFT) is the Mexican government agency responsible for regulating the telecommunications industry, including telephony, broadcasting, and internet services.

The Federal Law on Regulatory Improvement (LFMR) is the primary law governing regulatory law in Mexico. It establishes the principles, procedures, and mechanisms for the creation, modification, and elimination of regulations.

The Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE) is the Mexican government agency responsible for regulating the energy sector, including electricity, natural gas, and petroleum.

The Federal Law on Economic Competition (LFCE) aims to promote economic competition and prevent monopolies in Mexico by regulating anti-competitive practices and mergers.

The National Securities and Exchange Commission (CNBV) is the Mexican government agency responsible for regulating the financial sector, including banks, securities markets, and insurance companies.

The Federal Law on Consumer Protection (LFPC) aims to protect consumer rights and prevent unfair trade practices in Mexico by establishing consumer rights and responsibilities, as well as regulating advertising and product labeling.

The Ministry of Communications and Transportation (SCT) is the Mexican government agency responsible for regulating the transportation sector, including roads, railways, airports, and ports.

The General Law on Administrative Procedure (LGPA) establishes the principles and procedures for administrative procedures in Mexico, including the rights and obligations of individuals and government agencies.

The National Water Commission (CONAGUA) is the Mexican government agency responsible for regulating the water sector, including water resources management, water quality, and water infrastructure.

The Federal Law on Regulatory Improvement (LFMR) aims to improve the regulatory framework and reduce regulatory burdens in Mexico by establishing principles and procedures for the creation, modification, and elimination of regulations.

The Ministry of Health (SSA) is the Mexican government agency responsible for regulating the health sector, including public health policies, healthcare services, and drug regulation.

The Federal Law on Consumer Protection (LFPC) aims to protect consumer rights and prevent unfair trade practices in Mexico by establishing consumer rights and responsibilities, as well as regulating advertising and product labeling.

The National Mining Service (SNM) is the Mexican government agency responsible for regulating the mining sector, including mining concessions, environmental permits, and safety standards.

The Federal Law on Economic Competition (LFCE) aims to promote economic competition and prevent monopolies in Mexico by regulating anti-competitive practices and mergers.

The Ministry of Tourism (SECTUR) is the Mexican government agency responsible for regulating the tourism sector, including tourism policies, tourism promotion, and tourism infrastructure.